Depression (major depressive disorder)

It is a common and serious mental disorder that negatively affects how you feel, think, act, and perceive the world.

 Women are more likely than men and younger adults are more likely than older adults to experience depression. While depression can occur at any time and any age, on average it can first appear during one’s late teens to mid-20s.

Anxiety

Anxiety is a natural and often helpful response to stress. It can signal potential dangers and help us stay alert. These disorders can lead individuals to avoid situations that worsen their symptoms, affecting their performance at work or school and their relationships. The good news is that anxiety disorders are highly treatable with psychotherapeutic interventions, enabling individuals to lead fulfilling and productive lives.

Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)

 It is one of the most common mental disorders in children. Its symptoms include inattention (difficulty focusing), hyperactivity (excessive movement that is inappropriate for the setting), and impulsivity (making hasty decisions without thinking). It is also prevalent in adults. ADHD is typically first noticed in school-aged children, as it can lead to disruptions in the classroom and problems with schoolwork. It is more frequently diagnosed in boys than in girls.

What is bipolar I disorder?

Bipolar I disorder is a condition that causes periods of severe changes in your mood, activity levels, energy, and ability to carry out everyday tasks. These changes are commonly called “mood episodes.”